I’m trying to keep it going for as long as possible. LIL BABY: I inspire my kids to be business owners and legacy holders. But that won’t lead to the life I want to build for them or the life I want for myself.ĪP: What kind of life do you want for them? I can say that I don’t want to go to work and have all the time in the world for them. That’s the only problem I have in life: Finding time with my kids. I want to be there, but I want to build this legacy. LIL BABY: Everything is great, except me being in this position, I just don’t have enough time as I want. How do you juggle being a rap star and father of two boys? I’ll be around.ĪP: You were singing to your son over FaceTime. I got my team trying to come up with a show around that. My momma is trying to come up with a show about the pressure that rap moms have to go through - to be a parent of someone in hip-hop.
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My baby mother and her friends, they got like a TV show on BET, “The Impact: Atlanta.” I co-produce that.
LIL BABY: I’ve been telling my team to put something together for a cartoon. You give it how you imagine.ĪP: Anything you want to do outside of rap? You don’t have to be direct and say exactly what happened. And then be able to come back and make it into a song. You can go out there and do something - good, bad, wrong. You got to get it how you live, but it’s a finesse. But I ain’t advertising or applauding the people who are actually going out here on nonsense and putting it in their songs. It’s a strong battle in that right now.Īs a rapper and a person, I’m leaning more towards decriminalizing lyrics, so it’s doesn’t get brought up in court. It’s also (expletives) wrong for putting stuff in your music that you’re actually doing. It’s dead (expletive) wrong to try to use your lyrics and convict you of something you’re just saying. But I think it’s a catch with this lyric thing. Gavin Newsom recently signed the decriminalizing artistic expression act. But now, I have to be very mindful, because I know as much as people who are listening to what I’m saying is a critic.ĪP: In California, Gov. You can go as far as you want to take it. We’re used to saying a lot of stuff that’s not true, that didn’t happen. I’m scared for someone who would try to make something that’s not. But with everything going on, I ain’t going to say that. I can say something crazy that I never did. Let that be the reason.ĪP: Are you more conscious of your lyrics now? This is a time when we got to do what we to get through this situation.
It kind of (expletive) with your insanity a little bit.ĪP: Since you communicate with Thug the most, what advice have you given him? But I’m also seeing people in jail when I know it’s not what it is. They could be painting the same picture to me. To know the picture that they are painting isn’t really them. I know what they’re doing and what they are not to a certain extent. It’s the fact that I know the situation of where we are and what we’ve overcome. If I think about it too much, I get deep into it. It’s one of those things I try to keep off my mind. I haven’t been talking to Gunna as much, but I talk to Thug often. LIL BABY: It honestly kind of (expletive) me up, like on a day-to-day. I’m not going to drop a deluxe.ĪP: Your friends Young Thug and Gunna have been jailed since May in a criminal racketeering case. It’s almost really going on three (years). But I haven’t put nothing out in two years. LIL BABY: I could’ve put 15 songs out and just added seven more songs then put out another album. With that good amount of songs, did you think about breaking it up into a double album? That’s how I rap already.ĪP: Your new album has 23 tracks. But that’s a song that could’ve been on my album right now - without this going on. That was a time where so much was going on. LIL BABY: I feel like that’s something I do in my songs anyway. Will you do more racial disparity-type topics in your new music? The caption has to be hard as my picture.ĪP: Your protest song “The Bigger Picture” was a big hit at the Grammys last year. Like if you got the right caption, it’ll go viral. Once I got on Instagram, I started realizing that the caption was more important than the picture.
From second to third grade, I always been into writing a good story. I could imagine and really write a story about whatever. LIL BABY: Language arts was one of my favorite classes. If you believe, you can achieve.ĪP: When did you realize you was good with formulating words together? LIL BABY: When I look at everything I had to endure and the process, I think about when I was just sitting in a prison cell to now I’m living in a pad in California. AP: You’ve overcome being a high school dropout and bounced back from serving time in prison.
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